Five championship Majors determine World Finals qualification through Championship Points. Specialist events, exhibitions and technical demonstrations can still move the rolling Gasm Index without replacing tour qualification points.
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The precision-heavy third Major on the Road to the Golden Grin. Control specialists traditionally thrive here; Power specialists traditionally complain about the acoustics.
Las Vegas, Nevada · June 5–7, 2026
The opening Major of the unified 2026 tour. Big stages, fast surfaces, and the first meaningful ranking-point haul of the season.
Paris, France · July 17–19, 2026
Europe's marquee event and the traditional showcase for Freestyle. Climaxine's 9.77 final remains the performance everyone is chasing.
Tokyo, Japan · August 28–30, 2026
A precision-heavy Major famous for Silent Gasm rounds, ruthless technical judging, and a crowd that knows exactly when not to make noise.
Lausanne, Switzerland · October 9–11, 2026
An invite-only field of thirty-two Climaxthletes plus federation-approved alternates, staged within inconvenient walking distance of IBGF headquarters. The result can reshape the World Finals cutline before the Gasm Gauntlet.
Las Vegas, Nevada · November 13–15, 2026
Ten stages. One body. No mercy. The final Major and the circuit's most feared championship qualifier.
Season Finale
Las Vegas, Nevada · December 18–20, 2026
The season culmination. Championship Points from the five Majors determine the field. Twenty-four qualify. One leaves with the Golden Grin.
Helsinki Endurance, Kyoto Silent Gasm, the Pacific Power Open, Arctic Climax and Zero-G demonstrations are recognized circuit events but are not among the five championship Majors. Their results can affect the Gasm Index without replacing Championship Points.
The 2026 tour includes 64 international competitors. Battlegasm TV maintains detailed profiles for twelve featured Climaxthletes. Twenty-four competitors qualify for the World Finals.